Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt have reportedly reached a joint agreement to co-parent their seven-month-old daughter, Scottie, following their recent split, with both said to be focused on maintaining an amicable arrangement for their child.
According to PEOPLE, the former couple have agreed on arrangements for daughter Scottie, whom they welcomed in December 2025, after ending their relationship in May.
“We are cooperatively coparenting our daughter whose well-being remains our top priority, and we are fully committed to working together to give her love from both of us,” the couple shared in a joint statement.
Davidson, 32, and Hewitt, 30, welcomed daughter Scottie in December 2025, naming her after the comedian's late father, Scott Matthew Davidson.
The couple first sparked romance rumours in March 2025.
Elsie Hewitt carrying motherload
Later that month, a source shared that Hewitt was carrying the "full mental load of motherhood" following the breakup.
“She’s talking about the day-to-day reality of raising her baby largely on her own while also trying to continue working and building stability for herself and her daughter,” the source explained of Hewitt’s TikTok post about trying to keep priorities straight.
The insider added, “They had relationship challenges for a while, which was very stressful for her, and she feels the full mental load of motherhood right now.”
The tipster said Hewitt has embraced motherhood, though balancing life as a single mom has been both emotionally and physically demanding.
“She loves being a mom, and her daughter is the cutest, but most moms understand that motherhood is emotionally and physically exhausting, especially when you carry most of the day-to-day responsibilities on your own,” the source said.
“She was talking about it from an emotional perspective and how isolating it can feel when your entire life changes overnight,” the insider continued.
They said, “She never expected to be a single mom. She’s grateful for her daughter and completely focused on being the best mom she can be, but emotionally, this has been a much harder transition than she anticipated.”
